Size
I can make hoops anywhere from 34"-45" in diameter. The bigger
the hoop, the slower and easier it goes, and the smaller the hoop, the faster and more difficult. Refer to the
chart below to find out what hoop is right for you. Note: Diameters are
an approximation.
| Size |
Diameter |
Description |
| Extra Small |
34"-37" |
This hoop is great for off-the-body work or for the experienced hooper. |
|
Small |
39" |
Good if you want to really get moving or dance to fast-paced music. Also ideal for hoopers 5' 3" or under.
|
|
Medium |
42" |
The perfect beginner hoop. This is the most common hoop size and the one I recommend to most people just starting out. |
|
Large |
45"+ |
Large hoops are made for sloooow movements and just jamming out.
Ideal for festivals. Also suitable for very tall people or those that
are larger overall. |
Weight
| Size |
Description |
Extra Fee?
|
|
Standard |
Standard hoops are made with 3/4" tubing and typically weigh about 1.5 pounds. Ideal weight for those who either want to get in shape and lose weight, learn the art of hoopdance, or a combination of the two. This hoop will continue to be an ideal weight for you, even you as you advance in your hooping ability. |
No |
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Lightweight |
Made with 1/2" tubing. Recommended for children's hoops, advanced hoopers, or those who want to focus on mostly off-body hooping. |
No |
|
Heavyweight |
For those who are hooping primarily for fitness purposes. Best for toning your abs/core. Extended hand, hip, or knee hooping with heavyweight tubing may cause bruising. Note that Standard Weight is also great for fitness hooping and is gentler on the body. See the FAQ page for more information on weight. |
$5.00 |
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